I just received my AudioBahn A2502DP amp today and iam going to pair it along with 2 AudioBahn 12's AW121T 550W RMS / 1100W / single voice coil. I was wondering what will be the best wiring that i can do for this combo.
Amp-
RMS Power (4 ohms) 250 watts x 2 ch.
RMS Power (2 ohms) 500 watts x 2 ch.
RMS Power (1 ohm) 750 watts x 2 ch.
Bridged RMS Power 500 watts x 1 (4 ohms); 1000 watts x 1 (2 ohms)
I was wondering how to wire my subs in a 2 ohm load, i already wired them in a Q-Logic ported box.
Sub-
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1461.html thats all the info for it. To make the question simple, how do i wire into a 2 ohm load to atleast get 1000w rms out of the both subs?
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well, they are 4 ohm subs. if they are ran parallel into the bridged channel, that will give you a 2 ohm load, and the supposedly 1000w rms the amp supposedly produces. I doubt that is RMS power btw, i looked it up and it didnt mention either RMS or MAX....that usually means its max and they just don't want to say.
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Peak power is meaningless. RMS is what you should be concerned with.
Wiring them in parallel is just hooking each + and - to the + and - of the amp. A series wiring would involve wiring the subs to each other. To bridge the amp, follow the directions in it's manual or printed by the speaker terminals. *Note* both +'s and -'s will have to go to the same spot from each sub.
Wiring them in parallel is just hooking each + and - to the + and - of the amp. A series wiring would involve wiring the subs to each other. To bridge the amp, follow the directions in it's manual or printed by the speaker terminals. *Note* both +'s and -'s will have to go to the same spot from each sub.
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